According to its CEO Sam Bankman-Fried from his Twitter account, the cryptocurrency exchange will reach the Sunshine State. This big move came after a few months when FTX.US decided to officially open its 9,000-square-foot office in the Windy City to focus its base in the United States.
The company has been committed to growing digital currency from its inception. Providing innovative U.S. merchants with a platform that inspires loyalty and trust in crypto exchange within the U.S. will allow them to reach their goal of becoming a currency giant in the next two years.
Miami will soon be a new crypto capital.
For now, it’s not entirely clear where the Miami office will be, and the company did not respond to a question from its followers on social media, but for now, FTX is headquartered in the Bahamas.
Something that we can investigate with the clues left since last November by the VP of commercial development of the brand, Avinash Dabir, who mentioned to journalists that a permanent space is being built in the financial district of Brickell.
In early 2021, FTX purchased the naming rights to the Miami Heat Stadium in downtown Miami for a 135 million deal.
From Brickell, we look forward to the innovation of the crypto world reaching the financial district.
